I did get all 8 of my Farmer's Wife Blocks completed.
I have 74 blocks finished. When you consider there are only 111, I can't believe that I am almost there.
I finished my Aurifil Block of the month for April. It is the bear paw in the upper left hand corner of the picture.
Finally I got the Hidden Star block done for the QAL from the Batik group I belong to on My Quilt Place.
The background fabric I chose has pinks, oranges and yellows which I think will be fun because I am going to use Green, Orange, and Yellow for the blocks. I have some connector blocks I may work on too.
I am getting my flying geese sewn together pretty quickly using as a leader and ender project. I may need to consider another one soon.
I have also been working on my sashing for my barns- it is trudging along I just can't seem to find a groove.
I did pick up a project and start working on it again. My Hexie flowers.
I removed the 2nd round of hexies because the fabric I had chosen when I cut and sewed originally was fraying horrendously, which I did not realize until I had several hexies sewn and attached. I have been working on my hexies which is kind of relaxing.
I also started using a bench and an old cutting mat to cut in the evening while watching TV with DH. I have been cutting these parts. The little bench cutting board has come in quite handy. During the day I will cut a few strips so that I can work on cutting the parts for a block, or quilt.
What do you do when you feel the doldrums hit?
There's a lot going on there for someone who's feeling aimless! When I get like that I often grab a quilt magazine and sit and read, I find that can spark off some sort of thought process that gets me going again.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree that you have plenty of wonderful projects going on!! I haven't even started on my April Aurifil block but I really like yours!
ReplyDeleteI like the red stripe on your bear paw block.
ReplyDeleteWhen I get the doldrums usually reading blogs gets me excited again. Sometimes I just make my self go in the sewing room and I am ready to sew again.
Keep on puttering along and one day you will have a huge bunch of finished projects! I LOVE your quilt barns!
ReplyDeletePugs and kisses,
Nancy
Looks to me like you have done a lot
DeleteSometimes it is better not to set goals and just do whatever you feel like doing at the moment, less pressure that way.
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